There is a terrifying intimacy in remote access. To be "naomih666" is to be the ghost in the machine, watching the cursor blink on a dark monitor, a heartbeat in the static. We overwrite files until the original is lost, layering new versions of ourselves over the corrupted data of the past. The cloud does not forgive; it only archives. It remembers the draft you deleted, the face you cropped out, the text you never sent.

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It rivals C while being much more efficient than Java or Python, which is critical for lowering the costs of running massive cloud clusters.